Calling this a ‘poem’ might be something of a stretch. Either way, feel free to add your own…
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frustration
Sordid state of affairs (a poem)
Earlier today, I combined a couple of poems while preparing to submit work to a journal; I finished this poem in similar fashion.
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I need a new vocabulary (a poem)
Starting out earlier than usual this morning…
I didn’t feel like writing yesterday (a poem)
I have not been in a writing mood these last few days. In fact, I wrote nothing at all on Monday. So, on Tuesday, I wrote about not writing…
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Whatever (a poem)
Yesterday was one of those days where I couldn’t get anything to work…
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Six-six (a poem)
Some pitfalls of the double LP (a poem)
I was listening to Pink Floyd’s The Wall while writing a couple of poems… Continue reading
Well, so much for that idea…
This morning, I closed my recently opened Etsy account. Continue reading
It must be Monday (a poem)
The February 9th prompt in The Daily Poet, by Kelli Russell Agodon and Martha Silano, is to write a poem that starts with one word on the first line, with each subsequent line being one word longer—so the second line would be two words long, the third would be three words long, and so on. I was already cranky, what with having started off the day with yet another chapter in the back-and-forth with Etsy’s Outside Manufacturing folk. The day would soon get even more frustrating, but this was where it started…
National Poetry Writing Month: Day #13 (April 13, 2013)
Today’s prompt is to take a walk, make notes, and incorporate them into a poem.
Well, this wasn’t that kind of a day. So, instead of an actual walk, I took a mental walk through the day, and noted a few impressions… Continue reading
Ordinary Average Thoughts 